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Erasmus+ successor programme proposals iNote
Erasmus+ successor programme proposals iNote
31 October 2018
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This information note has been developed in response to the European Commission proposals for the successor programme to Erasmus+. The paper outlines some of the important changes and new features of the programme, including how the UK might participate in light of the UK’s departure from the European Union in March 2019.
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Language learning vital to pandemic recovery
7 July 2020
Universities UK is part of a coalition of partners today putting forward to Government a strategy to boost language learning, which has fallen drastically in recent years.
UUK response to announcement on changes to home fee status from 2021/22
23 June 2020
In response to the UK government's announcement that EU, other EEA and Swiss nationals will no longer be eligible for home fee status from 2021/22, Alistair Jarvis, Chief Executive of Universities UK, said:
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Supporting LGBT students studying overseas
10 March 2020
Stonewall's Emma Kosmin on steps universities can take to provide support for LGBT students studying overseas.
Higher education policy priorities for the new prime minister
31 July 2019
UUK's Karmjit Kaur on how new Prime Minister Boris Johnson can can help maximise the role of universities for both his domestic and global ambitions.
